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PO Document Types

Description:

PO document types setup

Parameters

Operating Unit

Used tables

hr_all_organization_units_vl, po_document_types_all_vl, fnd_lookup_values, xdo_templates_vl

Categories

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Dependencies

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Example Report

PO Document Types 24-Jul-2017 150359.xlsx

Report SQL

www.enginatics.com/reports/po-document-types/

Blitz Report™ import options

PO_Document_Types.xml

Case Study & Technical Analysis: PO Document Types Report

Executive Summary

The PO Document Types report is a crucial configuration and audit tool for Oracle Purchasing. It provides a comprehensive listing of all defined purchasing document types (e.g., Standard Purchase Order, Blanket Purchase Agreement, Requisition), along with their key attributes and associated controls. This report is indispensable for procurement administrators, system configurators, and auditors to manage the foundational setup that governs the entire procure-to-pay process, ensuring consistency, compliance, and efficient document processing.

Business Challenge

Oracle Purchasing offers significant flexibility in defining various document types to cater to different procurement needs. However, managing and auditing these definitions can be challenging:

The Solution

This report offers a consolidated, detailed, and easily auditable view of PO document type configurations, transforming how procurement teams manage their purchasing infrastructure.

Technical Architecture (High Level)

The report queries core Oracle Purchasing setup tables that define purchasing document types and their attributes.

Parameters & Filtering

The report offers a simple, yet effective, parameter for targeted analysis:

Performance & Optimization

As a configuration report, it is optimized for efficient retrieval of setup data.

FAQ

1. What is a ‘Purchasing Document Type’ and why is it important? A ‘Purchasing Document Type’ defines the characteristics and controls for different types of purchasing documents in Oracle EBS, such as purchase requisitions, standard purchase orders, blanket purchase agreements, and releases. It dictates critical aspects like numbering, approval workflows, encumbrance behavior, and matching rules, thereby shaping the entire procure-to-pay process.

2. Can this report show which approval workflow is associated with each document type? While this report details many control attributes, the specific approval workflow (if using Oracle Workflow) is often defined through different setup screens and stored in separate workflow-related tables. This report provides the foundational document type details, but might need to be joined with workflow-specific reports for a complete picture of approval processes.

3. How does the ‘Operating Unit’ parameter affect the output? Purchasing document types can be global (available to all operating units) or specific to a particular operating unit. Filtering by Operating Unit will restrict the report to only show the document types that are either global or specifically defined for that selected operating unit, ensuring contextually relevant results.

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